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And this is why you are a humongous pussy. Don't shoot an uncut oprod? Really? Meow

Yet you told me it was a collector's item and should never be shot ...... ummm hummmm

You should consider my offer; not only will I actually appreciate the firearm, but I will actually shoot it (I should pause here for a moment and scoff at @ArtVandelay for not shooting the 1943 Garand that I now own because he was too much of a pussy) ..... But where was I? ... oh yeah - give me...

But it's his SKS that I'm oferring back to him ..... don't be so quick to judge ..... :D

It's garbage, I'll trade you a pristine SKS for it

This might also be a record for @Laufen not getting butt hurt and talking down to someone that disagrees with him ..... yet, I'm still waiting for that moment when he pulls the intelligence card :P

While the guy on the right is fantasizing about putting it in his pooper

The 3 gay guys in the pic probably messed with your judgment .... certainly understandable

Understandable, most scooter drivers are under-trained and will never be capable of handling a real bike, so it's understandable that they fear them. It's best they stick with the 50CC class until puberty sets in.

*shenanigans *you're *wouldn't be surprised Lastly, please don't disgrace a finely tuned BMW motorcycle by calling it a "scooter" ETA: But I agree, he does still look like a raging homo

After doing a bit of interwebz searches, it appears there are all sorts of possibilities.

Gotcha, probably just a coincidence then.

However, the Vickers used 9 yard belts and predates WWII

While it might just be a coincidence, I tend to believe that the whole 9 yards was coined due to ammo belts being 9 yards long and pilots asking ground crews for the whole 9 yards... As for Jack #7, I thought no one knew for sure, I heard it was the train it was transported on, but that it was...

Guess it depends on what stories you believe :noidea:

So you've got "the whole 9 yds?" Know where that one came from? ;)

I guess that all depends on your use. Cheap to shoot & larger projectile over 5.56, obviously doesn't have the distance capability of 5.56. Some of the cons are that they are picky about mags and the mags are a little more expensive (ASC mags seem to be the most reliable and worked well for me...

And firing pin

Probably not a bad idea to CYA if you are going through a state that bans them. If I were to run into an issue, I had planned to just show them the bottom portion of my tax stamp where it says:

No paperwork required for silencers (just tax stamp / trust), only need paperwork for SBR / FA etc